Marcus Van Wyk
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Marcus Van Wyk
@poweryourfuture
Professional Writer I Speaker I Maker of Stories I Maker of Verses
South Africa Katılım Mayıs 2013
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@costakonti1 @Olivia_LaGrange Agreed, sometimes you have to laugh at the stuff that people say on this app.🤣
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The wealthy and powerful in Cape Town & Stellenbosch better make a plan....
If Johannesburg collapses, millions will be flocking down to the WC.... and Cape Town's infrastructure will collapse.
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@SonofManwithus You would be alarmed at what people of faith do when they think their god isn't watching.
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What did Jesus say about same-sex relationships?
He said nothing!
Actually we can derive what he thought by how he classified marriage.
“Have you not read that he who created them from the beginning made them male and female, and said, ‘Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and hold fast to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh’? So they are no longer two but one flesh. What therefore God has joined together, let not man separate.”
Jesus only acknowledged marriage in the communion between male and female.
Any church that is endorsing same-sex relationships is not following the teachings of Jesus.
Jesus when forgiving a person's sin always instructed them to repent (change your mind and actions accordingly).
If you're offended by this don't shoot the messenger I'm just showing you biblically what was taught.
The apostle Paul added in his letters
"For this reason God gave them up to dishonorable passions. For their women exchanged natural relations for those that are contrary to nature; and the men likewise gave up natural relations with women and were consumed with passion for one another, men committing shameless acts with men and receiving in themselves the due penalty for their error."
It is very clear and consistent that same-sex relationships are not the will of God.
If you go to a church that accepts this, GET OUT. Who knows what other scriptures they twist for the soothing of ears.
Anyway I hope this clears this particular issue up.
God bless!
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South African Paratroopers back in the day AKA vleisbomme/meatbombs 😀..Respect.
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Check out my latest article: Five Loaves, Two Fish and 5000 People linkedin.com/pulse/five-loa… via @LinkedIn
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I manage a coffee shop. Yesterday, a guy came in for an interview. He was homeless. I could smell it before I saw him. His shirt was stained, his hair was matted, but he had shaved his face clean. He handed me a resume that was wet at the corners. "I'm a hard worker," he said. "I just need a chance. I can wash dishes. I can take out trash. I'll stay in the back." Customers were staring. My boss (the owner) walked out. He looked at the guy. "We don't have a dishwasher position," my boss said. The guy's shoulders slumped. He nodded and turned to leave. "We have a Front of House Manager position," my boss continued. The guy stopped. "Sir, look at me. I can't be in the front." "Not in that shirt, you can't," my boss said. "Go next door to the department store. Buy a shirt, a tie, and some slacks. Put it on my tab. Then come back here and start training. You have kind eyes. I can teach you to make coffee. I can't teach kindness." That was six months ago. That "homeless guy" is now our best employee. He knows every regular's name. He’s not homeless anymore. Sometimes people don’t need a handout. They need a uniform and a belief that they belong in it.
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